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@ kwilliamsJust thought I'd let you know that it works fine on my IE browser. Goodluck.

How difficult is Cold Fusion to grasp? And will it do the job? The simpler the better really... PHP sounds like the easiest, but still effective, option for me at this point.

PHP sounds like what I need. Although ASP sounds interesting too... thanks guys.

Yeah, but I am asking for a recommendation as a newbie to it all. He has possibly delved into several languages and decided ASP.NET is his preference, hence my question.Thanks for the response in any event.

Are ASP and PHP difficult to grasp? Which one of the two would you recommend personally?Thanks again.-R

Lets say I run an extremely busy website that hosts hundreds of movie reviews and celebrity interviews e.t.c.Now I want to raise the bar, I want readers of the site to be able to register and post their own comments views on a movie review (or interview) actually on the site (underneath the review for example) and also rate the movie e.t.c...What is the best way to go about this and how difficult is it going to be?Thanks for reading.

I recently got a hold of this and have messed around a little with it. Is this program very dated now? Can I get similar results with this as the most recent edition with a little more effort or should I try and get a recent version to work with?Mainly I would be interested in developing flash menus as opposed to intros.

Just to let you know that I worked it out. The problem was that I had a "/" in the link to the CSS file from the HTML of the webpage.E.G. <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/myfile.css" /> I removed that... <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="myfile.css" /> ...and now it works. So now it is compatible in all browsers. Thanks for your help, which essentially led me onto solving the problem.Best,-Rich

I tried that. Still no results. What do you think?

I just used FF and none of the background images are showing.

So...background-image: url(/buttons/main.jpg); That should display in FF? You, see that is the way I had it in the first place... I am going to download FF and test it all out later.

Hey guys. First off, thanks alot for taking the time to help me out.This is how my CSS looks, after making the changes you suggested. /* CSS Document */BODY{ font-style: normal; font-family: Arial; text-align: justify; }td.top { background-position: 0px 0px; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-image: url(/buttons/topper.jpg); /*FF*/ -background-image: url(/buttons/topper.jpg); /*IE*/ }td.mainleft { background-position: 0px 0px; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-image: url(/buttons/mainleft.jpg); /*FF*/ -background-image: url(/buttons/mainleft.jpg); /*IE*/ }td.main { background-position: 0px 0px; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-image: url(/buttons/main.jpg); /*FF*/ -background-image: url(/buttons/main.jpg); /*IE*/ }td.footer { background-position: 0px 0px; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-image: url(/buttons/footer.jpg); /*FF*/ -background-image: url(/buttons/footer.jpg); /*IE*/ }</style> If you can suggest ways of improving this please feel free.I need to download FF myself, it was a viewer to the site who tipped me off. I know that the site works in IE, NETSCAPE and SAFARI, so I thought that would do it. But apparently people browse the site with FF too!Will I need to resize the background images for them to appear correctly in FF? Right now I am using the same images for IE and FF, as you can see.Thanks again, it's appreciated.-Rich

Hi there,I've put a webpage together and use background images placed with CSS. The site looks like it should with IE, Safari and Netscape, however the background images do not appear with Fire Fox.Is there a way around this? I am pretty new to CSS.Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks alot for reading. Apologies if this has already been covered a thousand times, I never saw anything in a quick search.Best,-Rich